Sigh.
I keep telling retail + Swedish Hedge Funds how important $SIVE is to CPO, but people don’t listen.
Enough retail holders got shaken off, and
now JP Morgan managed to buy up a massive stake in Sivers (purely institutional).
JP Morgan went from .4% ownership last month to 5%+ ownership this month…
Feels like $FUTU and $TIGR are kinda screwed? The Chinese Gov is going after their historical revenues.
There's basically no fair law in China (esp. with IP), so if Gov wants something done, courts will be rigged against them.
So no chance of an appeal, unless they make a hidden deal. Also don't think the brokerages are able to pull a $GOOGL like their 20 decillion fine, given local operations
So TLDR: Good lesson learned to avoid Chinese exposure from $BABA to $PDD as much as possible...
And (as seen with $META + Manus + this case), even if something looks cheap.
There's a reason why all the US equities have premiums, even if a little high.
Now that I think about it more…
Nextronics (8147) is a pretty undiscovered supplier to robotics supply chains like $AMZN too.
So as Amazon scales up, so does their revenue (it’s only ~$200m mc so it should be material if they’re hitting 38-40% gross margins).
I was only focusing on $NVDA CPO supply chains as their largest growth vector earlier.
But I do think Amazon’s robotics program have the simplest route for mass production since each one they make internally lowers opex, cuts headcount, and improves profitability.
And their whole ecosystem should benefit.